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Windows 10 is easier.
Pshh, it’s way easier to hunt down random drivers and still be unable to play any online game.
We are getting there with linux, especially with Steam OS.
I agree but since many things require tweaking still it's got a long way to go before your average person can consider it an easy alternative to windows
It isn't though, unless you can still upgrade from 7 without making a boot disk. But I'm pretty sure those days are long over.
You can still upgrade, you'll just have unactivated windows 10; that can be fixed in less than 5 minutes with a trip over to github. You might need a boot drive, but you won't lose any data which I assume is the main concern.